Money by state
$4.7M was spent for or against federal candidates in New Hampshire in 2026.
Who took in the most
What each campaign reported receiving.
| NH | 945 | $732.2K | |
| NH | 805 | $570.6K | |
| NH | 848 | $369.2K | |
| NH | 349 | $157.2K | |
| NH | 252 | $134.9K | |
| NH | 177 | $121.1K | |
| NH | 148 | $110.2K | |
| NH | 172 | $109.7K | |
| NH | 142 | $87.2K | |
| NH | 126 | $78.3K |
A receipt shows who gave, not what they wanted.
Outside spending by candidate: 7 candidates
| John E Sununu | Republican | U.S. Senate, NH | $2.2M | $130.6K | 2 |
| Maura Corby Sullivan | Democratic | U.S. House, NH | $796.1K | — | 3 |
| Chris Pappas | Democratic | U.S. Senate, NH | $1.2K | $728.4K | 5 |
| Stefany Shaheen | Democratic | U.S. House, NH | $651.1K | — | 1 |
| John E Sununu | Republican | U.S. Senate, NH | $228K | — | 1 |
| Karishma Manzur | Democratic | U.S. Senate, NH | $2.8K | — | 1 |
| Chris Pappas | Democratic | U.S. House, NH | $2.4K | — | 2 |